It looked like Sonic was at delfino square.

Interesting looking game. Perhaps the second Sonic game ever i'll pick up.

look nice, I lost interest in this game when they showed the wolf sonic gameplay though.

I've actually never bought a Sonic game... unless you could Mario and Sonic at the Olympics.

I went to my friends store yesterday and they had retro day, the employees were there watching would be customers play the PS2 Sonic classic collection.

While I couldn't help but drown myself in the game over thinkers words about this being a value pack of someones memories, suddenly a thought formed into words and I said: "Put on some Mario."

All I got were evil glares and people looking to kill me or at least snuff some of the life out of me. Then silence - then one guy started laughing... I think that was a good memory of back in the day.

I wholey intend to pick this up, so I can place a copy next to my collectors copy of Galaxies. I anticipate it being meh though... if it's anything like The Club or Nights.

It looks pretty good. I dig Sonic. Sega seems to be on a bit of a roll lately. The HOTD will make you cry blood from your very eyes if you didn't hear.

and lets not forget madworld and sonic and the black knight, sega is fast becoming my favorite 3rd party dev on wii

I don't know Sega just leaves a bad taste in my mouth with their repetition on generating bad products.

I'll explain:

Ubisoft is a company I've disliked since the 2nd prince of persia, the first was quite alright, though the games quality degraded the further in you got but had it's spikes. The second one seemed like an empty shell, a game that's intent was only to occupy time at the cost of money.

Segas efforts seemed to push in the ubisoft direction, it's a shame because I quite enjoyed their efforts during the GC times.

PSO as blank as the game was provided just enough to leave adventuring to the imagination, PSU takes a single aspect of PSO and evolves it but at the cost of imagination, adventuring and being able to kick but because balance had to be maintained. Over complexity lead to a simplified product that was nothing more than time consuming. (PSO was time consuming but the point of a game is to consume time but be worth the time it consumed.)

Skies of Arcadia is definetly an amazing game during the GC times, I still have fond memories of that game.

But that's all to me ^_^ At some point during the ending of the GC times Sega's quality went sideways, it seemed like they were making games for themselves.